%reload_ext rubberize
from rubberize.config import configBuilt-in Types
Built-in Python types other than numbers and collections are rendered like so:
Strings
The font style for strings can be changed using @str_font:
config.str_font''It can be changed to any of these values:
| Font style | Value | Rendered Output |
|---|---|---|
| None | "" |
\(\displaystyle \text{“Hello world!”}\) |
| Boldface | "bf" |
\(\displaystyle \textbf{“Hello world!”}\) |
| Italics | "it" |
\(\displaystyle \textit{“Hello world!”}\) |
| Roman | "rm" |
\(\displaystyle \textrm{“Hello world!”}\) |
| Sans serif | "sf" |
\(\displaystyle \textsf{“Hello world!”}\) |
| Typewriter | "tt" |
\(\displaystyle \texttt{“Hello world!”}\) |
Additionally, string quotes can also be changed using @str_quotes:
config.str_quotes'"'It can be changed to any of these values:
| Quotation Marks | Value | Rendered Output |
|---|---|---|
| None | "" |
\(\displaystyle \text{Hello world!}\) |
| Single | "'" |
\(\displaystyle \text{‘Hello world!’}\) |
| Double | '"' |
\(\displaystyle \text{“Hello world!”}\) |
Boolean
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True
False\( \displaystyle \text{True} \)
\( \displaystyle \text{False} \)
None Type
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None\( \displaystyle \emptyset \)
Range
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range(25)
range(x, y, 2)\( \displaystyle \left( 0,\, 1,\, \cdots,\, 24 \right) \)
\( \displaystyle \left( x,\, x + 2,\, \cdots,\, \le y - 1 \right) \)
Ellipsis Type
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(...)\( \displaystyle \dots \)